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Old 06-30-2014, 05:23 PM
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How quickly it heat soaks has a lot to due with how much water is being flowed through the intercooler and how hard you're spinning the blower. We've been testing this on a dyno and have found some blowers will heat soak in 3 pulls on the dyno because the intercoolers are so restrictive to water flow. I can tell you a 4.0L whipple intercooler can be modified to flow 20 gpm.
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How quickly it heat soaks has a lot to due with how much water is being flowed through the intercooler and how hard you're spinning the blower. We've been testing this on a dyno and have found some blowers will heat soak in 3 pulls on the dyno because the intercoolers are so restrictive to water flow. I can tell you a 4.0L whipple intercooler can be modified to flow 20 gpm.
Yes, Kurt said that -12 fittings on that 4.0 intercooler helped stabilize the IAT for that 427ci project he is building. The pulley setup he came up with, looks pretty damn good, too.
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How quickly it heat soaks has a lot to due with how much water is being flowed through the intercooler and how hard you're spinning the blower. We've been testing this on a dyno and have found some blowers will heat soak in 3 pulls on the dyno because the intercoolers are so restrictive to water flow. I can tell you a 4.0L whipple intercooler can be modified to flow 20 gpm.

Makes me wonder why blower mfgs wont make them flow enough at first place?
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Makes me wonder why blower mfgs wont make them flow enough at first place?
Cost, most likely.
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Cost, most likely.
Can you post any info how you do it ? Or is it option if such blower is bought from you?
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Can you post any info how you do it ? Or is it option if such blower is bought from you?
This part of a complete engine package we are in development of, we are using an external mechanical pump to push that volume of water through it.
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